Miguel Nogueira@madril

I'm an IST Software Engineering and Information Systems major working as an IT Consultant in the Telco market for a big firm here in Portugal with most of its business outside.

I'm also a Lobster, gamer and a car lover.

Do I also need to tell which football team I support? :P

As for my conference going history:

• Codebits III - helped build Rupert the Photographic Robot.
• Codebits IV - gave a hand on the Terrasentes team (one of the 10 top projects, we got to 7th AFAICR) and also sang "Soft Kitty" to David Ramalho, which IMHO should award me 500 karma points! :D. Got to the finals on the Quiz Show with Bruno Rodrigues (@nosuchuser), and yes, I was the guy that hadn't seen Pulp Fiction (fixed).
• Codebits V - project мина-ловушка! didn't get picked to be presented, but helped caugh cause mayhem and chaos caugh… I mean, cheer the crowds being part of the Lobster crew. Also went on stage in the Quiz Show with the same companion, but @chbm decided to flock(?) all the lobsters together and we didn't get to the finals this time around.
• Codebits VI - Accepted Eng Abílio Martins' invite made in Codebits V final session to show up next year and showed up. As usual I got to the Quiz Show finale this time around with a new teammate (to make it a bit more challenging), caused havoc along with my fellow Lobsters, attended some epic talks and threw a couple of ideas around to some of my fellow Lobster's projects such as the award winning e-Putty.
• Codebits VII - Was part of the Wolf of Codebits project with a bunch of my Lobster friends. As usual I participated in the Quiz Show.
• Codebits VIII… scratch that… PixelsCamp v1.0 - Was part of the Octocat Signal project with a bunch of my Lobster friends. As usual I participated in the Quiz Show.
• PixelsCamp v2.0 - As usual caused havoc with the Lobsters crew. Unfortunately couldn't qualify for the quiz show this year, so it was a change to watch it only from the crowd. Also Angel invested in one of our member's project to give it a little exposure. You know the drill: "All for one and one for all!"